Jun 27 - Jul 3, 2024

Spokane is a city of 230,000 people. Here's what it takes to keep the city running every day

Washington's only veterinary diagnostic lab is working to understand how a deadly strain of bird flu made its way into dairy cattle

It's not just the Pride flag near Riverfront — Spokane is using traffic ticket money to paint unique street murals across the city

NEWS BRIEFS: Spokane switches to two-year budgets

Fifty years after Expo '74, The Lands Council's Legislative Summit suggests real ideas for change

It's unclear how the Supreme Court's ruling will change how Spokane responds to homeless camping

Test your knowledge of all-things Expo '74 with this quiz

Question of the Week

Take advantage of the sunshine with these three sativa strains

Mery Smith is discovering herself and helping others in her new role as Spokane's poet laureate

My journey from shunning audiobooks to enjoying them

Share your memories of Expo '74, Debra Magpie Earling's Perma Red chosen for Spokane is Reading; plus, new music!

Eleven teens from Italy's prestigious Pistoia Basket 2000 get a taste of basketball, American-style

Gatieh Nacario creates vivid paintings and murals combining his Filipino heritage with symbols of his new home, Spokane

I Saw You

Gonzaga's Anton Watson gets drafted by the Boston Celtics

Heritage Bar & Kitchen opens Sauced!, serving wings and Detroit-style pizza in YaYa Brewing Co.'s taproom

A quick summer (aka construction season) update from Spokane-area food purveyors

Kinds of Kindness finds Yorgos Lanthimos and Emma Stone teaming up again for a different kind of bizarre and bleak serialized cinematic storytelling

Janet Planet finds simple beauty in a close mother-daughter relationship

Superlatives from a day spent at the Gorge for the EDM festival Beyond Wonderland

After a few tumultuous years, Cage the Elephant is back in top form on Neon Pill